Your personal allowance and public reset announcements are different datasets. The official Usage Dashboard and CLI /status tell you what applies to your account; this site's radar tracks public events. Use both, but never substitute one for the other.
Turn the exact account time into a local countdown
- Open the OpenAI Usage Dashboard ↗.
- Copy the exact reset date and time shown for your account.
- Enter it below; the countdown stays in this browser.
- Browser timezone
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- Time remaining
- Waiting for a time
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- UTC
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Privacy: no login, upload or credential access. Only the time you enter is saved in localStorage.
Start with the official Usage Dashboard§
OpenAI's pricing documentation directs Codex users to the Usage Dashboard for exact limits and reset times. Start there whenever you need an account-specific answer: read the remaining allowance, the reset timestamp, and any reset or credit option actually presented to you.
Do not copy another user's quota number or reset time. Included usage varies with plan, model, task size, context, reasoning level and tool use, so screenshots from another account are context—not a specification.
Check from the terminal with /status§
Inside the Codex CLI, type /status. Official documentation says it shows remaining limits, making it the quickest pre-task check when you are already working in the terminal.
Treat /status as an account snapshot, not a token ledger. Record the before-and-after percentages only if that helps your own planning; the result cannot be converted into a universal messages-per-week formula.
Reading the two windows§
OpenAI describes a five-hour usage period and says weekly limits may also apply. Your account surfaces show which limit is constraining you and when it resets; this site does not infer the internal replenishment formula.
A practical triage is simple: read both indicators and the reset time before changing plans. If you need a reminder, use the private browser-only timer on this page; it stores only the time you enter in localStorage and never signs in to your account.
Check the public reset layer§
The public event layer comes from announcement posts archived by codex-resets.com. It can tell you that a reset was announced, but only the announcement text and your account display can establish whether your plan is covered and whether the change has reached you.
The live radar summarizes the archive and current official signals. Its pressure gauge is a historical comparison, not a promise or a replacement for the account dashboard.
What you can't (and shouldn't) check§
There's no reason to give a third-party site your ChatGPT credentials to calculate a reset time. This page's timer accepts only a date and time you copy from your own dashboard, keeps it in your browser, and can export a calendar reminder.
Use first-party account surfaces for personal allowance and public trackers only for public announcements. That separation is the safest and most accurate answer to "how much do I have left?"
FAQFAQ
Is there a Codex usage dashboard on the web?
Yes. OpenAI's Codex pricing documentation links to the Usage Dashboard for exact limits and reset times. The CLI /status command shows remaining limits from the terminal.
How do I check usage from the terminal?
Run /status inside the Codex CLI. It prints session and rate-limit state for your account.
Does /status show exact numbers?
It shows remaining limits. For the exact reset time, use the Usage Dashboard linked from OpenAI's Codex pricing documentation.
How do I know when a public reset applies to me?
Read the announcement's plan scope, then verify the change in your own Usage Dashboard or /status. Never infer eligibility from an unscoped post.